Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
Sales Continue to Aggre-
gate a Large Amount.
THE PRINCIPAL TRANSFERS.
Business keeps up Despite Predic-
tiOns to the Contrary. Class
flied Summary.


in conjunction with the aggregate
of the sales is taken into consideration
the market is the reverse of depressed
1t has usually been stated that the win
ter months are the most prolific of bust
ness but as the Spring grows it appears
that these statements were based on un-
tenable grounds. The record of last
weeks business alone is enough to
show that the market is not losing any
of its business, but is gaining. There is
no means of knowing the exact aggre.
gate of the transfers made, for nearly
one-half of them are recorded at nom.
inal consideration. These documents
may represent sans far in excess of the
others which give in dollars the value of
the property and it is more than
likely that such is the case, for it is gen.
orally the purchaser Of a large piece of
property that wishes to conceal the
amount paid for it. Some persons regard
this view of the matter as wrong, and it
certainly is productive of no good result
that is observable. 1t is by this means
tat the public is kept in ignorance of
She value. of property, probably trans
ferred fer macy millions Of dollars each
: year, and without these figures it has
been impossible to arrive at a compre-
hensive understanding in regard to the
market. During the past week the
daily aggregate of sales was as follows:
Monday, "a transfers for nomin
. consideration; 36 under $1,000. aggregat.
ing Sl8,705; 81 between $1,000 and
$4,000, aggregating $llO. 3SS; 8 between
$4,000 and SO, 900, aggregating S75, ,475 /;
3 over $4,000. aggregating S42, l04; to.
tai 1923, ggtegating S246. 672
Tuesday, 20 transfers for nominal
consideration; 3S under $1,000. aggre:
eating $l7, ,45l; 80 between $1,000 and
$4,000. aggregating $9O,6S2; between
$4,000 and $40. 900. aggregating s2O. 250;
5 over SIC. 900, aggreg .ting $2O6. 259; to-
tai $ll5, aggregating $343,9l2
Wednesday, II transfers for nominal
consideration; 80 under $1,000, aggregat.
ing $2O,4l3; 40 between $1,000 and
$1,000, aegregating $92, ,626; 6 between
$4,000 and $40 900. aggregating sl49. .557;
total lN, aggregating $303. .056.
ThurSday, 10 transfers for q nominal
consideration; "a under 81 900, sggre.
eating $ll ,227; 25 between 81, 900 and
5000, aggregating 500, ,522; between
5000 and $40. 900, aggregating $25 GIT;
over $4,000, aggregating 1925, S39;
total, 81, aggregaiing 1923, 205.
Friday, l3 transfers for a nominal
con liberation; 35 under 81 900, aggre.
eating SIG, ,923; % between 81, 900 and
$1,000. aggregating S65. 6 between
5000 and $40. 600, aggregating S47, $500;
2 over slO. 900, aggregating $a6. 900; to.
tai, "a, aggregating $l56. .573.
Saturday, 8 transfers for nominal
consideration; 55 under $1,000, sggrega-
ting S25,SS5; 81 between $1,000 and
$1,000, aggregating Sl02. 900; II between
$1,000 and 1000, aggregating SIS, 675;
9 over $4,000, aggregating $l94. $50;
total. 1875, aggregating 2,039.
Totals: l02 transit for q nominal
consideration; 227 p er $1,000, aggre.
eating $llO 554; % between $1,000 and
$1,000. aggreg atin 1923 III; 40 between
$4,000 and $40. 600. aggreg ,ting S29, ,0S7;
80 over $4,000. aggregating SS44, 709;
grand total, 645 transfers, aggregating
$l,775. .457.
PRINCIPAL SALES.
Charles Mueller to- =: Lot l and
SW1 of NN3 of SW4 of Sec %, TIP.
n, X. III W., $4,000. James Whit.
worth to Henry Hammel aud A. H..
Denker: Agreement to convey lots ii
aud IL block 50, Huber tract, Sl4 900.
G. Roscoe Thomas to Smith w Oster.
haut: Agreement 10 convey lot 6, G.
Roscoe ThOmas's subdivision of south
half of lot 2 division C, Berry & Elliott
tract, and undivided half interest in lots
l, 2, 4, 7, s, 8. 10 and IL, same subdi.
vision, Sl3, lO4 43. NJ. L. Wicks, Rober,
N. Bulla and John w. Hinton to John
+. Jewett: 81 acres. known as Hunt
tract, Ro. San Pascusl, $40, 900. A. E.
Pomeroy to j. M. Miller: Agreement
to convey west half of lot l6, block 4,
A. B. Chapman tract, Ro. Santiago de
Santa Ana, $4,000. L. L. Bradbury to
j. M. Studebaker; East half of lot 2,
section SO, Ro. Aznsa Duarte, $40, 900.
J.!S. Slauson to San jose Ranch Com.
pany: All interest in Ranches San Jose
and San Jose addition, $3.50, 900. M. E.
: Wood and Z. BAnbury to L. j. Rose
Agreement to convey lots 27, 2S, 20, 30,
81, 81. 33, 81. 35, SO, 81, 3S and 80,
Wood 4 Banbury's suodn of 81 of lot 5,
block H, San Pascual tract, SIG, 500
Lots 8, 8, ii. and IL, Of subdn of Polio
reno tract. Rancho Santiago dc Santa
Ana. $4,000. Maria Garbolino de Mo
lineri to NJ. L. Wicks: Thirty-two acres
on line OF Seventh street, $4,000.
John P. Hanes and Fannie A. Hanes
to John F. Brossart, John Wilde. J. IF
Sartori, FIN. Myers. and w. L. Phippeu
Nj of SW4 and NJ of Sci. Sec 81. T
N, range 8 W, $4,000. Nj. L. Wick
to T. S. Ruddick Three hundred
acres in aud adjoining Hollen-
beck tract, Rancho San lJose, $45
600. w. j. Dougherty to H. H Boyc,
and C. j. Richards: E { of S and par
ofN ! of NV of section l, township
L 8, range 10 w, $28.050. c. w
Breyfogle, Frank H Mabury and Mary
Ann Mabury, executors and trustees 0
Woods Mabury, deceased, to John w
Gardner; Lots 2, 4. 6. 8 and ID, Mabury
tract, Rancho Santiago de. Santa Ana
$40, $50. Mrs. Matte S. Hill and l. M
Hill to Mrs. NJ. L. Fish: Agreement t,
convey 67 80 acres in Rancho San Pas
cnaI, SlO,257. Mrs. M. FL. Finney an,
H. r. Fnney TO f. C. Howes, trustees
Fractional lot l, block G, H 3, 64 acre
of lot of NV of section 81, town
ship l s. range l3 W, $4,000.
Louis Phillips to H.A. Palmer: Agree
ment to convey blocks + and G, and lot
and 8 block H, lots l and 2 block ]
Phillips addition to Pomona, and ID 3
acres in Pomona lract, north of and ad
joining lot block Ii, Phillips addn. t
Pomona, $S5,975. Mrs. L. M. Bigeloy
to G. w. Smith, trustee: Strip on sout
side of First street. $50 900 John
Nichols, Jr., and Cornelia Nichols to
R. Dunkelberger; Agreement to cor
vey W.. j of N. Z. of N. w. !, w.
of S. E, 1 of N. w. and E3 of N. w.
OF n: W. I, Sec. ., TP; | 3, X. IA W